This course introduces students to advanced concepts in nursing practice, building upon foundational knowledge of oxygenation, perfusion, metabolism, and infection. It delves into advanced topics such as cellular regulation, intracranial regulation, and alterations in tissue integrity. By integrating nursing concepts with Tanner's clinical judgment model, students will develop advanced clinical decision-making skills applicable to high-acuity environments. Practical experience is gained through clinical rotations in step-down units, critical care units, and emergency departments.
The course explores advanced concepts in nursing practice, expanding on core physiological systems and their associated regulations.
This course prepares students for advanced clinical decision-making in high-acuity healthcare settings.
This course will be offered at the Washington Health System School of Nursing.
Applicants must have completed Nursing 201 or an equivalent course that covered concepts of oxygenation, perfusion, metabolism, and infection.
This course will be offered at the Washington Health System School of Nursing.
This program prepares students for advanced clinical decision-making in high-acuity healthcare settings, with potential roles such as Step-down Unit Nurse, Critical Care Nurse, and Emergency Department Nurse.
You can apply by first submitting an inquiry to receive more program details, and then completing and submitting the online application form.